Connection Alcohol and Other Drug Program

Information for Shippensburg University Students.

Alcohol and drug use can lead to misuse and abuse. If you are worried about yourself or a friend, please don't hesitate to contact the Connection Program. All communications are kept confidential and students will not get in trouble for sharing alcohol or drug use with a Connection Program staff member. You can reach the program director directly at (717) 477-1536 or samcdowell@ship.edu.

Warning Signs

Physical signs of alcohol or drug abuse

Eyes
that are bloodshot or pupils that are smaller or larger than normal.

Frequent
nosebleeds could be related to snorted drugs (meth or cocaine).

Appears
fearful, withdrawn, anxious, or paranoid, with no apparent reason.

Self-Assessments

Below is a list of several web sites that offers self-assessment opportunities.
While there are many websites that may be used for
informational purposes and self-assessments, it is important to remember that
online assessments are for educational purposes only. If you would like a more in-depth assessment or would like to talk to someone about your concerns, please contact the Connection Program at (717) 477-1164 or samcdowell@ship.edu.

An
interactive program developed by The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol
Responsibility which will educate the used about how alcohol consumption
affects Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC): http://www.b4udrink.org/

An
interactive experience that demonstrates how you have the ability to call the
shots when going out with your friends and how you can prevent something negative from happening: http://www.controltonight.com/